LOCAL MATTERS.
n oodex W a KE--Otnyon Wornl- j -p. or-A printed vlr Miu with
en Ware MaimCtcturiiur Conmoiv. ! tin mini K4in . ;
" - ' I -TV "---",) MVMI i.HI,
TAMUorr nut.
, Fun Ociiooo. A letter from Jas.
Klklus, Esq., to friends In this city.
Aiteil Ochoco Valley, August 4th,
announces 4iU sate arrival at Iwuic,
aliiiough somewhat wearied with the
long trip. Mr. K. says tlie potato-
vtni U remarkably goal on his raneli,
tuit the fnvt nipped them badly
McMillen s i iii Camp 1'olk. I.ejiorts
the weather excicdlng'y warm, but
that bunch grass Is still green, and
tattle are flmirishing. Haying was
tfver and safely put up. Tla- story
that Frank Wee, formerly of Marion
county, wa3 killed recently by Indl
ins, at Summit I'rairio about fifteen
inllesalioveDoiniiitt's place, is untrue.
liays there is no excitement about In
(lians whatever. On thcniglit of July
13th. Lutlier Klkins, Hsu.. Iiad Ids two
eorrel horses stolen, ami the la.'Xt day
A. llacklcman lost live of Ms best
mares taken by Indians. Tex and
Charley followed the trail oik; day and
thcu gave it up. Frank Moou, Hack
email's herder, went to Harney and
obtained eight soldiers, with wlwui, at
it accounts, lie was toilets lug tlie
trail made by the party with the stolen
animals. While it U the .general
opinion thai Indians are tlie guilty
parties Mr. K. thinks that it is more
than likely bad white men look the
Iwrscs. A great many sheep are be
ing driven out toward John Days and
Harney.
Approaching. The last week in
next month is the time selected for
holding the Linh County Fair. The
premium list, which has been printed
and placed in the hands of the Secreta
ry of tlie Association, Mr. A. X. Ani
old, is probably tlie largest and most
liberal in its general character erer of
fered by the Society, and is calculated
to attract much more general attention
tlian heretofore. If there is not a lar
ger show in all department at tlie
next Fair than at uy previous one,
we in common with tlie general poli
tic shall be greatly disappointed. The
attendance, too, will doubles be large
ly in exceis of former meetings as the
facilities of transportation are much
greater than heretofore. The outlook
at present Is very favorable Indeed for
a large and profitable gathering of tlie
(leople, not only of I. inn county, but
from almost every portion of tlie State,
trom the adjoining Territories, and
from California. Let our people be
stir themselves to make the Fair a
ixwnp'.ete .-news;.
of Oregon City, have an advent. ft. ; low, twehed us w, YVe jllej.y WlU 1 , U1"'Ie2cW,en .T ,' J Mmr'
In this number of the RrotSTEtt. West to publish. 113 refer! 1 J" ""h tM H
Miller.
( oinpiny, at great expense, have pur- j Tei to left Lean, Iowa, about tlie 15th
enaseu ine very best and latest nia- : of Mav. !?.. ki i . i
EDUCATIONAL.
chinery, aial are prepared to turn ot
as tine a bucket, tub, butter firkin,
salmon kits washboards, sbnttlc bob
bins, broom handles; ite., as can 1
obtained anywhere. Read their ad.,
ami patronize home enterprises tfrsf,
esKTiaIly when you can get as good if
not superior an article at as low rates,
as elsewhere.
beard from, ami of course his wife.
6un ly and friends are roost anxious
tor bis, returj, or for a word from
Dental C.wii. Sec new card of
Dr. Geo. VV. Gray, on first page of
this issue. Tlie Doctor has built im
The good people of Tangent Station
nlii.it- I lu, in.-ji! ,j in n,.ie altJni hkJ
mvivlng presents July 30th, the wi&
ot Mr. Jus. llanliMi presents, hitn
II ,., ... I " 11,1 uKlllCl. i Ilia Li i ni: in M
lT " " W W hnrn in our little village; toy she
1 i it . , . ',n""lHI-v "W. lire to see It become a great and pros
we sliaU jtt bun dowu as a flrst-vlaas 1 , , J? .i ! .
m nu . a "nn irai irous city, and inlierit the brightest
.. ' treasure it will afford.
rS :.?Tn!IrW,,r,,l01ym., "0t Almost 9th, the wife of Mr. Thus. .1.
write to your Brothers and friends on f IT,, . ,,
whom you can depend; who syinpn- M5" P-rt 111111 ' llge
ttre with you in your troubles and i weighing ten ponuds it is a girl.
ngii-t Mth, the wife of Alonzo
illipp. K.. presented him with a
line girl. There is geneial rejoicing
u mm Jim in your trouiiies and "
Mill do all in their ixiwer to relieve
your embarrassments. There Is no ' nhl
obstacle to your coming back and lak- i ,
a large and Increasing business, nil ' ing your old place in society and l u-i-
U'caiisc he umkrstaiuk tlioroinrhiv. "r'.:"'u ''".' ion have
...., i...... ...nt .
the best manner ot extract! a.i.l l. I " " "... spenu uieir MSI
...... . . " " , "uuar io relieve any nnaucial ImnJen
sertmg 1Mb. always doing a first-class i under which you may labor. There
job, and charging moderately there 's 1,0 possible necesdty tor your siy
for. Head his card, and call and ex- '"a"' ,ml,"w t0 i'lfully de-
amine some of those beautiful s ,i- j Sfc W 881
mens of his workmanship at his rcxmis family inmiediatelv. Think of the
in Parrlsh liriek block, comer Frstaud i -rttamtkin in w hich your family Is left ;
Ferry streets, up stairs.
SHOD tiik HoitsK. Via circus isim
pnny had a horse they sild couldn't
be shod. Xow, S. Dixon, who runs a
shop on the corner south of the Rt:f;
lSTKli building. U'd he could sboe that
horse, ltylnud told him if he would
shoe the animal without thro whig or
lassoing him, be could take the horse.
Dixon shod the horse, but those new
pants of bis. and that peculiar walk.
necessitating tlie carrying ot a cane
ever since, tells what be knows alxmt
shoeing circus horses of Spanish stock.
BAW.T SC.VI.DRI SlSOl'I.AR Cl ttE.
A few days ago a little five year
old, daughter of Mr. John McKiiiuey,
who resides three miles east of Halsey,
ran against a pan of hot grease in tlie
b mils ot her mother, tlie hot grease
being precipitated over licr person
from the shoulder down one side of Iter
nerxm, badly buniiur her shoulder
breast and stouiache. Tlie mother
eueu tlie nearest oujeet at baud,
which proved to be a bottle of black ink,
mid proceeded to bathe tlu burns
therewith. In less than fifteen min
utes after applying tlie ink, the little
sufferer stopped complaining, and in a
Short time tlie little girl was playing
about as usual, suffering, apparently.
no inconvenience from the accident.
Verily there is many a virtue in black
ink it Is a great panacea.
Goon os CoNi Nimi ms. Speaking
about conundrum-, the Indianapolis
Aim says a man in that city lias de
cided to Cease asking conundrums.
He recently asked his wile why he
was like a donkey, and slie answered
it bout hesitation, because you were
born so! This reminds us of a friend
of ours who generally Is running over
witli conundrums. He struck a good
one, tlie other day, a-.id thought to sur
prise his excellent wife with it.
Rushing home, lie waltzed into the
house with the querry : li ,wliat
is the difference between me and a
jackass?" Her instant reply was:
"I liave never been able to sec any .'"
which reply so knocked tlie smart out
of our friend, that lie came hack down
town without scarce I v tastinc his
Viinin is queer!
in a worse condition than if ran were
dead. Your insurance for tlieir bene
lit (winch shows you had their future
wetDireat heart) has been kept up, m
ien oi your reiiiiu.
Your conscience will not allow yon
to dcert an innocent family, and leave
them in suspense. If you do not in
tend to return, select a location and
send for your family, They demand
justice at your hands, anil 'we hoie
you will be prompt to meet it out to
them. Let your conscience dictate,
not pride. ,1. p, F., Sr. -
J.C.S.,-0.
A. D.
hash.
Saw Mill Sold.-Messrs. Gibson
and Steams liave purchased the new
saw mill recently erected on the Cal
ipooia river in the suberbs of this clly,
by Messrs. W. H. Kuhn A Co.. and
are removing it to Cedar Flat, in the
Forks of the Santiam. where tliey pro
pose to turn out quantities of the fin
est kind of cedar lumber. Messrs.
Gibson and Steams are both old hand
at the budnes, and will doubtless
make It a sncces.
Portland BcLLErat. Under ap
propriate liead to-day will lie found an
advertisement of this enterprising
journal. With tlie commencement ol
the third volume, the Bulkiin will add
several new and attractive features a
VHiibiuatiou that will doubtless re
sult in hugely increasing Its circula
tion, and consequently its influence,
rfas. O'Meara one of the most ready
writers on tlie Pacific slope, continues
iV chief editor ; Mr. A. J. Dufur, an
acknowledged autlwrity in agricultur
al matters, will have control of tlie ag
ricultural department ; Hugh Small,
111., wi" spread himself on tlie re
sources of Oregon, as none know bct-
than lie how to do, and Col. J. R.
Parish will furnish reliable eoimncr
riil reports, than which nothing Is of
more importance to the business man
atMCinner. The other departments
of tlie piper will be in competent
lauds. To further enhance the hiter-e.-t
of the paper, an original story will
lie commenced in October, entitled
-IVraslin Joe," which will dotilrtless
jirove thrilling. The Weekly Jiitlle
itn is furnlslietl to subscribers atfa per
year: to clubs of five, $2 50 each.
Read the ad. elsewhere.
Received. A committee styling1
themselves --National Committee Lib
eral Republican'." E. Allen. Chair
man, and Dud. R. Goodloe, Secreta
ry, hare kindly sent us tlie portrait of
tlieir candidate for the Presidency, tlie
sage of Chapiia pia Horace Greeley.
We shall take pleasure in hanging
him alongside the portrait ot Gen.
Thomas A. Davies another caudidatc
for President.
REUfiiots. Tlie Rev, J.T. Elliott.
Unitarian minister of Portbind, will
preach in tlie Congregational hurch
of this city on next Sunday at 11 A.
M. All are invited to attend.
Rev. t. M. Xickerson. ot Salem.
will occupy tlie pulpit of the M. E.
Church next Sunday, at 11 o'clock A.
M.
Tlie Rev. Mr. Bibcock, ofCorvalll s
will preach in tlie Congregational
Church on Sunday afternoon, at four
o'clock.
Per-onal. Ou Tuesday and Wed
uesday we laid tlie pleasure of swap
ping jokes witli Col. ttttfc Crocker,
business manager of tlie Daily and
Weekly Btmin, Portland. The Col
onel is a square man, and lww the
deuce so good a subject for the mini-
try ever got itit the newspaper biz-
gets u. But tlie Colonel will count
one anywhere.
Mart. V. Brown, of the Demoa-at
has returned r mi Yaqnina Bay, look
ing like a grass-fed colt.
Telegraph oierator, Mr. Win
Rice, returned from his tour east ol
the mountains on Tuesday.
Mr. R. S. Porter, solicitor for tlie
Portland IiulMin, threw himself in
sight oa Wednesday. He is a rustler,
High Smith, Esq., drove into the
city on Wednesday, as handsome as
ever at least wliat we could see of
him through tiic dust that enveloped
turn.
Mr. W. W. Parish ami fiimlly re
turned to tlieir old home in this city,
tlie first of the week, after a short res
idence in Washington Territory
Welcome back.
Cohe Often. A pleasant and In
teresting letter from W. F. S., John
Day Valley, reached us last week, but
too late for Insertion In tlie ReGITEK
of that week. We print it in this
mmilier, and ask W. F. S. to keep up
Ma lick.
(Incus A circus performance on
fuesday uiglit. The boss didn't take
off more than a wagwi load of coin
rpw these porta, .
Pianos and Okoans. A note from
Portland informs us tliat Win. K.
Badger, of Portland, has been appoin
ted sole agent for the sale of Hallet,
Uavis A CO, s pianos, and George
Woods &Co.'s organs probably tlie
finest musical instruments made.
A Item.-CoI. Crocker, of the
BiilloJin, came up specially to attend
the circus and what to saw, and how
he enjoyed it, let him tell! We like
a good thing, but a dollar's worth of
such a circus would last a man a life
time a Methusela at that.
CouRKspoNitisofc On the fourth
page of this issue will be found three
very interesting communications, for
which we return tlie authors our best
thanks, and hope they will continue
to favor us In the future.
Adjudoed Insane. A man named
Henry Peterson was examined before
Judge Tandy, a day or two since, and
pronounced insane. He was taken
charge of by Walter Ketchum, Esq.,
free of expense to the county.
NmcE.---We are requested to
state that there will be no religious
services at the College on Sunday
Services at the Court House.
Following are the appointments at the
Court House, made by the Annual
Conference of the M. E. ( hurch
South: To-day at 11 A. M., preach
ing by Bishop H. X. McTyeire ; At
8 o'clock P. M., preaching by Dr. E.
J. Downc ; Saturday at X P. M .
missionary meeting will be held ; ad
dresses will be delivered by Bishop
McTyeire and T. B. Sargent, D. D.
Sunday at 11 A. M.. preaching by the
Blslwp ; at 3 P. M., Sacrament of tlie
Lord's Supper; 7 P. M., preaching
by Dr. Sargent. All are Invited.
Ridiculouslt Peevish Talk
about peevish men, why tlie women
can double di -count them and give
them lialf a string beside.-. Here's a
woman in Illinois who asks tor a di
vorce, simply because her husband at
tempts to get up a little pleasant time
in the sacred home circle by beating
tier over tlie bead with an iron boot
jack ! Of course no court will grant a
divorce on so whimsical a plea, but it
goes to show how everlastingly peevish
nnd ill-natured some women can be !
A Fire Enoise. Corvallls Iras pur
cliascd a fire engine at a cost of $2,000.
It arrived here by 0. A C. Railroad
on Monday, and was taken charge of
by a delegation of citizens from Cor
vallb. It is a double-decker, and in
Its time has done splendid work. Sun
Francisco first purchased it in Boston,
at a cost of f 18,000. It looks' as
though, after it has red-Ived a thor
ough cleaning up, It .would" "do, good
work for many years to come.
LJ "
Said to be Facts. Fwfer don't
make their biead. Fast men don't
get ou in tin world. Persons who are
always "smHlng" are not the happi
est. Love isn't overly Kittening, even
If it does increase a man's sighs. A
"loose" fcllow lui't afraid of getting
tight. ;
UKiQnt Those Dolly Varden sets,
manufactured by Chas. Mealey, are
the most stylish and cheapest ever of
fered in this market ; and that tliey arc
thoroughly appreciated Is proven by the
bet that, so far, Charley lias been una
ble to manufacture them Cist enough
to supply the demand.
Splendid. The finest peaches we
have heard of the present season, came
from Milt Hale's orchard, just in the
southern edge of this city, Cafoa
peaches ain't oowfcew, i awl
among tlieir many friends.
Tangent is now a regular -tat ion on
tlie O. C. R. R. Mr. T. J. Beard
lias been appointed agent, and is trap,
sacting the business of (lie Company.
The first load of wheat stored in the
new w an house this reason, was
brought by Mr. If, W. SettlemVlr.
trom his farm adjoining the town on
the north. The yield on twelve acres
was three hundred and sixty bushels,
or thirty bushels per acre.
The receipts at tiie warehouse of J.
Beard A Son, for tlie week ending
August 3d, were one hundred and
fifty-seven centals. The best wheat
brought to the warehouse during the
week ending August 10th, was from
tlie farm of -Mr. John Scott, fl'ho lives
about bree miles southeast of town.
Wheat receipts for the week, 2,085
centals, and amount shipped by Jas.
II. Foster Co. fertile same time.
four car loads.
Albany Collegiate Institute.
ITRST TKIMOTKR Or NEXT COLI.KlilATK TEAR MOTHS SEPTEMItEH
ft!, MS. Tlieivw jillwriHirprbicliwl l'erunenKiwio Ions: The Doi'str:
mrm of Mt'lbM h. LIT Ell ATI RK uit. lire ARTS: tlie NwniaJ Deiiu-liuenl :
Oje Ijj'inRuient of ltcMikhKEIINti mid BUSINESS, and ibe Department of
The iWpirtUHmt of Science. Mleralnreanil Hie Arts, embraces lite OasafcaJ
c-miiHllVicii;ftlc conns-, mid the Latin nm) iMenlliU- wn--e. The tleRrees
conferred an'. Mr the ilrst, A.B.f lor ttio secpni ami ihirJ, IIA Elective stud
ies for lu'lfes in iu-li of : lie ii'm e course.
The Nimiml Uerwl lUTOt walimul aj sin lies ;irht in our common schools,
toafl hT wti h a tlioi-mu'h trill in the rw mrl Pmrllf-itf T'tiMmt.
The Dcptiriiiieiit of lIonkkivniiK nml RuiiM-i will ,.,!,.,. nil The !ivli
nen'-mr Rira eoinnte'il conilnen-htl e .lon.nn I llieihi-ivec.iriferrwl is MA.
The rMnwUneal if IVwxmpb)' will tie meter the .r-vial mmen'Mpn of Vr.
. V. fit t'Lc.MMut, lAsu-Ki Snperliitenilunt of tlw Wisteni t'nlon Tatwimrih
( Ominny. A line will extend into llic ("i:iei linildini:, and a room fundshet
witli all nm-surj iipsmratiis will be occupied exeiasively by Blinlents of this
Department.
1'nmiriMM.ed nlvNiitne In nnslp. Pnlntlna; and DrawiuK.
Enr special infoniiH.ioH. sen I for I'tCHtojue.
AdtUeW, K. WABKE?I, A. St., FmMMl,
the wi;i:ria
i Oregon Bulletin.
KXCFJUUOB Ot n MOTTO.
TniiEE Day's Meetixo. Tkrc is
to be a three day's meeting in tlie M.
K. Cliunh, I cghiuing Friday, Aug. 23.
Rev. A. F. Waller and L. F. Wood
ward, ot Salem, will be in attendance.
Axsl ai (.'oneekexce. Tlw Ann -nl
Conlercnce of the M. E. Church
South met la this city, at the Court
House, on Wednesday at 10 A. 51.,
Bishop McTyeire presiding.
Cool. On Tuesday morning it was
so cold and chilly, that a lire was nec
essary before any work could be done
hi our office. Wednesday morning
was almost as cool.
Peculiar people. People who
like baepllies. People who dislike
oyster. People who dye their liair. --. THIRD (VUI.l'XE. DCS.
People who like getting im ear-1
ly in the morning. People who 1
have more money than thev know
what to do with. People who give
iiouations n street negaars and or".i
grlmk'rs. People who take lotii
walks betore breakfast. People who
iignranii leave on iires on lixed davs.
People who like paying Income tax.
People who give large parties in. small
rooms. People who have the ice brok
en to enable tliem to bathe in winter. I
People who keep all tlieir old letters. pilE PROPRIETOR ok TIIE DAILY
People without prejudice. Weakness. andWsiaua Biu.iTix.smiiitedwill
es. antipathies , hobbies. crotclieN. or l,KI,!,iT,i1.l',l,'lv "t,,-t',V',iJ'' J4''4'""' ''t,J
lavonte theories. Peimlo who have secured for the eiisnins year
iioiiiing uw maiier wun tlieir diges
tion, and can eat anything. People
who take snuff. Peop'c who hold
their tongues. I'mtch.
The Virginia City Enleryritt says
a strong tea -made of sagebrush Is a
atire cure tor rheumatism. When the
disease is in the fn t or ankles, the pa
tient has only to put bis feet Into a ves
sel containing the liquid and keep
them there for half an hour or so at a
time. The iimid mast be as hot as
can be home.
Too Loxo. A communication
signed A. J. 1)., received, but too
kite for tills issue, on account of it
great length.
A TitCKDEE Storm Passed over
this city oa Tuesday night, just enough
ruin falling to lay tlie dtut nicely.
Markets. Butter Is scllinf at 23c
per pound ; egg:, 30c per dozen.
Flies n su-k Room. You ma v
drive them out with a brush, but, un
less something Is done to render tlie
plate uninviting to them, tliev will re
turn immediate I -. There are nianv
weeds or plant euiiting an empyreii
matic odor which answers well for the
purpose. Of such to be found about
the country in this neighborhood I
known one more effectual than the wild
chamomile, a apevtea ot atithenii,
known as cotula or Mavweod. The
odor of this plant is not at all disa
greeable, aim branches of the weed
when in tlower. or some of the dried
flowers, scattered about a room, will
soon rij it of all tlie.
Another means, perhaps unite as
efficient and certainly more easily rc-
sortcii to, is to tnrow some powuereu
black pepier on a Iwt shovel ami carry
it about the room. Tlie generation ol
einpyreumatic vapors in the same way
troin other spices will also, it is said.
answer tlie purpose. A few drops of
carbolic acta or creosote, on a cloth
hungup in a room or u-ed In the
dressings, would probably beaffectual.
out the ouor is not usually so accept-
ible to one's olfactories.
There is a society of Mormons In
Paris, who in all respect conform to
the social and spiritual habits in vogue
at Salt Lake City.
IxsnxcT" ok Tcbtlks. Audubon.
the naturalist, st:Ues that at certain
places on the Const of V lorida sea tur
tles, those huge, stolid-looking reptiles
oil which Aldermen arc fed at the ex-
tiense of tax-payers, possess an extra
ordinary taenity or ntulliig places.
Workiiiji tlieir ay up out ofthe reach
of tkle-water with their flippers, quite
a deep hole is excavated, in which a
batch of eggs are deposited, and then
carefully covered up. On reaching tlie
water tliey not unfrc'iuently swim
three hundred miles out to see, foraging
for appropriate food. When another
batch of eggs are developed, after a
laise of about fourteen days, rhey will
return unerringly in a direct Hue. even
in tlie darkest night, and visit the bur
ied eggs. Removing tlie sand, more
are itesjsited and secured, i tiey Know
Instinctively the day and hour when
the young brood, incubated by solar
rays, will break the shell, and are
promptly at the spot to liberate them
from tlieir prison. As toon as they
are fairly out of the hole, the mother
turtle leads them down tlie batik to the
waves, and there cuds her paternal
solicitude and maternal care.
DB. YAJi OEX HERUH14
Infallible -Worm Syrup.
Its value in removing masses of cradltiu
from the stomach nnd bowels of children,
even where worms do not exist, cannot bo
too nighty estimated.
Eever and Ague. Persons becoming do
hiliiiite l tij the presence of worms in the
stomach or bowels, are more liable to liavo
a protracted course of chills and fever.
The worm remedies have icoi known to
cure when another remedits hivo failed,
especially in children.
Eor sale by A. Carotliers A Co., wholesale
and retail drnfflrists, Albanv, Or. Price -1
One Dollar per bottle. vlu:(0m0
From Maixe to C ai jkornia. Xew
WILSON Strait Needle Underfeed
Sewing Machine is the BEST MA-
CHINK for all kinds of work ou both
heavy and light sewing. It runs easy
and is simple ; a child can use it. It
is never out of order, and is
always ready for busixess !
It lias lately taken the premium at the
great Northern Ohio State Fair for
best work done on tlie ( round. Don't
fall to see the New Wilson Machine,
and remember tint FIFl'Y DOL
LARS now buys the best Sewing Ma
chine in the world. Call at Blain,
Young & Co. 's, wholesale and retail
dealers in general nienJiandise, First
street, Albany.
MR. A. J. 1)1 I I K
to write up au
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
HIGH SMALL, ESQ.,
to write upon tlie
RESOURCES OF OREGON,
COL. J. K. PARISH
10 have control of the
COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
JAS.; O'MEARA
Will b EDITOR IS CHIEF.
Tlie LkhI and XewsColmuns will lie nnjr
thc control of wriicm of ability.
On the II ret or October we will couimcn.o
the puhllcnlloii of u
KPLC5IOIO noitv, i:hti.eo
xcrraallxx' Joe!
an nntol)iot(niliy of t lie cele'irutcU Moun
tiuiieer, Tinpiicr, Front h rstnaii ihkI Ilej,--Knr,
wlio nxrntly recovered properly in
lorimiid.OiVp'oii, inluc 1 u: llute iimr"aT
of a nullum dollar
Foil Sale. Having concluded not
to go into the farming business imme
diately, we Oder tor sale our entire
outfit, consisting of two sewing ma
chines and a mowing machine the
elipper. We will sell for cash, ready
money, greenbacks, legal tender,
horses, cows with calves -in fact most
any way to make parties sate. All
new and first class.
Chinese Idea of Life Iksi rance.
One ofthe principal Chinamen of Wea
ve rvlllc, wlio lata his life Insured for a
large amount, was seriously hurt by
falling from a wagon. It appears
that bis friends bad some doubt ot his
ever getting well, so a few days ago
the one seemingly in charge of his af
fairs sent W one ot our business men
in whom the Inik Celestial had great
confidence, and requested hiin to write
to the Insurance company that '-Char-Icy
halt dead ami likee naif money."
-TrlnitiJuurml,
Nebraska U the only State that had
a railroad lu running order when ud
itiUted into the I'uioa.
Jo--AS iwi)A ,
New Magazine. We propose com
mencing the publication of a monthly
illustrated magazine about the middle
of August or first of September. It
will be devoted to literary matters,
anil to illustrating prominent points
in the Willamette Valley and other
portions of Oregon ami Washington
Territory. It will be of large size,
neatly printed, and will be furnished
to subscribers at $1 per year. As tlie
price is so low, we hope to furnish at
least one copy to every family in this
valley. A more interesting publica
tion for mailing to friends In tlie East
can not be obtained. Those wlai wish
to stimulate home industries should
baud us t heir names at once, so that
we may know how many copies to
print for the first edition. A general
invitation Is extended to everybody to
villi ui uie j.r.uisiKK Olllce illHI siI
serine ior hh; illustrated monthly,
lew To-Daj
Daily...
Weekly
JW-J
TK3U:
WOWperveur.
S oo por .tar.
Ad tress Or. goo Iluliotlu,
Io;Utn 1, Oregon.
Otepn f flflflen fare Mi Co,
XAM KACTl Hiats Of
BUCKETS, TIBS, PAILS,
-AND -
Wooden-Ware ?
Works at Oregon III-', Oregon.
'Plft: ORSUOY MQOKS WAKE
X Muniiiiu:iui1iiU (Jomr-uiy, having re
wntly eouiphited their Works at Oruron
Clly witli the imist aiqiroveu raaohlnen-.
(im. imeiin; the newest paltenis and latest
patents, liniortel hi (yx-t r from Ma-iwcliusi-lls,
the ESTABLISHMENT, In all
il Hpimiuiuicnts, will ttmipurc fao-a'il
with any oiher in iheTiiiii-d Ma:,-,.
The Uemnani ;an prenaml to nil mi or
der lorl EDAH, MAI'I.Eand AMI Br('K
ETS.TI lis. irTTTER FIRKINS, SALMON
Uroouvluindti-s, Ae., Ac.
Particular attention Is called to our ASH
PAIJLSand UL'TTKIt FIRKINS -w, artteul
far superior to uiiy liereiolore In miirtit"
as causing no unpleasant tiute or smell to
the contents.
Fi-oui our sniicrior rachitic we are en
aided to snpiily tlie tin.lo on the most ad
vantaixMM terms, and by prompt uttcn
tion and excellent workmanship will merit
snwn.s in our line.
m!ers ure rcmiested to exiuuino our
wares More NiryWinif elsewhere.
6SB A'l-lress all coiiimiiiiicaiioiis to
t. D. mux, .ig-eat,
Pnrtlaad, Orejiuq.
XOTICE. Any Buckets or Tulis inanh
fiw hired liy os, which do nottriveoompletu
sttllsiacilon, if returned, will lie rep 'need
ly new ones, wit hounehanx. ,-
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IlLES, Arfent.
T. FOBLINEB,
Shedd, Oregon,
Manufacturer of and dealer la
HARNESS & SADDLES
A Uood Article for a Fair Prtee.
PartK utar attention ld to BaTAiaiao
Shedd, August O-tllmr
i ntm i mm i.
rVm abtHF.1T PRICKS PAID DI CAftn
I tor all kind, of WV& iSr
Attaay, lab. , ?ntt w
A, B. MOKRIS,
General Comiuisiioii
mWilDIM MERCK AST.
H toi"" LEASKD K' KAIUt
WAREHOUSE
.Ir.'i wcim,.tall.n !iwl the bank
of the WUIanwlto rlrer, I am proiioiwl to
Bl , REUL, mOH OB rXIRWAJRU
i WHEAT or OAT8,
la uBliinUod quantities.
The Ilheal Market frier 14.
Ch for Wheal ana onto.
Parties wlshlim to atomdmln. ran maka
arnuigemeatK to Kvt all the sacks neede-l. '
Uratn stored und forwarded at lowest
rales.
A share of patronage Is solicited.
Albany, July H
Mi